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Second Thoughts

THILE expressing #p- proval yesterday of the 4966-57 Ex.imates, noted in passing the heavy commi:mienta in public works extraordinary und other Reids of expendi- ture which have 10 be Katified, not only this year, but for some time to come. It is appropriate that closer y low should be taken of theen burdens. as the Financial bocation Secretary observed in his explanatory broadenst, they involve Government polley as well as the publle purse. Churneterisienily, there was no suggestion of despair as the Financial Secretary enumerated the formidable Ist uf costly but in- escapable

undertakings which comprise current and future development granimes,

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The community other-

would not have it

wise. We cannot, even ir we wanted to, rest content į with what has already been done, and Government's polley of pressing forward with its own improvement

schemen nud, by inanein) | Asstataire, encouraging private agencies

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ATOMIC POWER FOR HK PROSPECTS

British Concerns

Senseless Army Menial Tasks

Designing Plants Polishing Boot Polish Tins

HK ELECTRIC CO INTERESTED

By A STAFF CORRESPONDENT

Leading British industrial concerns are designing atomic power plants for use in places like Hongkong.

A Hongkong representative of one British firm told me yesterday: “Designs for plants which can be used in places like Hongkong, Borneo and Malaya are well forward.”

Yesterday, the Hongkong Electric Co. Chairman, Mr B. T. Flanagan disclosed that the management "was actively considering the impact on the industry of developments in generation using fissionable material as steam-raising medium."

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He went on to say: "It appears that atomic power stations will be an economic possibility within the next 10 to 15 years, and it is obvious even at the present time that the economic advantages which will accrue are very consider- able, especially in a torritory such as Hongkong, depdendent solely on imported fuel."

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Colony max have to ૪ without substantial annou? surpluses and replenish- ment of the General Re-

venue Balance. This need

not cause concern provided we can keep within current revenue, or netunt deficits

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Compensation

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Later I spoke

to represent is the very big fluctuations alivus of leading British firms jihe price of fuel. And one of | engaged in atomle power dove. the great features of atomic

lopment.

They pre keeping power plants is that a piece of Interested Hongkong companies fuct lasts a considerable time posted on the latest develop- beton: It is replaced. ments in Britain.

"This

a development that These representatives includ deserves to be watched. ed the manager of Babcock & Wilcox

"The real polat is that this

Co. Ltd. They discussed atomie And Daughter

Also

After Polishing Boots

London, Mar. 1.

The British War Minister, Mr Antony Head, today an- nounced a civilian inquiry into "humdrum" and "menial" military practices like whitewashing coal so it can be seen in the dark.

Mr Head admilled that many practices in the military weto carried on today because of tradition only and "do not

make sense." Among the other practices scheduled for reform: Pelishing the sole af military boots as well as the tops. Polishing of boot polish tins after polishing the boots. Bedmaking. This "could well be dono in more in the civilian manner." Mr Head said.

A three-man civilian comfalttee will inquire into humdrum Jobs, menial jobs, and the waste of time by servicemen.

Mr Head sald the Government and the Ministry of Defence agreed the inquiry was justifled-United Press.

Attlee's Seat Retained By Socialists

POLICE BULLETS SLAY KILLER AND KIDNAPPER

New York, Mar. 1.

State police bullets early today ended the brief rampage of a New England tough who killed a police. man and kidnapped a nurse but could not bend the spirit of her young son.

At the finish, 12-year-old Johnny Herrington had the desperado's gun. He also had drawn first blood from the fugitive and was undisputed hero of ↑ 12-hour chase through eastern Georgia.

Instantly killed by half dozen Young Herrington, kidnapped slugs from state troopers was with his mother during Beau- Jerald. Peter Beaucaire, 24, a calro's subsequent flight, esospett minor criminal who suddenly | hurm as he ran to à protective turned killer last night.

REUNIFICATION: RUSSIA PASSES THE BUCK

Paris, Mar. 1.

circle of officers before they opened fire on the fugitive.

Mrs John Herrington, Jr., who had been forced to drive Beau- coire оп his 00-mile-an-hour flight, suffered a head wound when the gunman slugged her earlier at her home.

Beaucaire, who

was wanted for a holdup, was stopped last

James H. Landrum at the market town of plstal

The Soviet Union said today that it could not decide night by pollesman on German reunification and that this question must be Louisville. Ho drew London, Mar, 1. settled by the governments of East and West Germany, and shot Landrum, then got out Labour held the seat in The Soviet statement was transmitted by Tass news of his car to beat the failen

West Walthamstow agency in reply to a recent declaration by the West German officer with his gun.. parliamentary by-election Foreign Minister, Heinrich Von Brentano, on German unifica- here today the COM- Iton, stituency represented by

the

The Soviet statement said, | Earl Attlee before he was that since Moscow has recognised created a peer on relinquish the West German government. ing leadership of the Labour

for the USSR to decide on the uniflea- Party.

Lion question.

it was "impossible" Lloyd, Nasser

Ltd, Hongkong, Mkind of thing is more useful to C. W. Johnsen, M. I. Mech E..

a place like Hongkong (without and Mr G. Thompson, reprits own natural sources of fuel) sentative of English Electri

le than in America where coal and eof is readily available, power possibilities in Hongkong. hydro-citetric power is plenti- But they stressed at the outset tul atomic power

for this Colony Los Angeles, Mar. 1.

and Mrs Frances Parish, who for most other parts of the "Many places have a lot of was:

world which

natural fuel, Many places are were not highly developed industrially was completely without fuel.

For! 13,380. places Like Hongkong, glomie at is not nearly cheap enough power is ‹

restricted amounts lost her husband and two of kmail enough for the her three children when Colony's reserves to beur,

British airliner was shot WHAT must

how-down by Chinese Commun go on,

Lula off ever, is the work of care-

Hainan Island on ful selection. Water being July 23, 1954 will receive the dominant consideration, † $42,000 compensation for

and any herself

the surviving projecte child. Valerie. 7. over

to eradicate

The cttlement was allocated

there cannot cavilling

which serve

be

way off.

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TWO STAGES

standard of ving: it requires to serve countries with amically very great use econo-vative),184. exceptionally heavy investment

most of them afford," one said.

that

can

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WRECKS CAR

Speeding Away. Beaucaire wrecked his cat near Milien, 80 miles

southcast of Louisville near the South Carolina line. He walked to the home of Mrs Herrington, head nurse ab Malen Hospital and wife of a chemist who was at work.

.

The result, declared tonight,

The statement recalled that "the Soviet Government has Mr E. C. Redhead (Labour)

declared several

times the

Johnny Herrington, a clean- Cairo, Mar, 1

cut boy, took' It from there. Mr Richard Hornby (Conser-question of German uniẞcation

depends only, upon

British an agree- Mr Selwyn Lloyd, ment between the East Ger-Foreign Secretary, "mét "the **ng "heafu" a commotion "In “the Mr Oliver Smedley (Liberal) man Democratic Republic and Egyptian Premier, Lieutenant-living room," he said, "I heard 3,307.

Abdel Nasser, mother shouting and I got my .22 Lt-Commander W. G. Boaks the West German Federal Re-Colonel Gemal

public."

here on the first day of his talks rifte from the closet with In Britain there are two stages (Independent) 89.

The Soviet Government feels with Middle East and Asian bullet in it. I went in, and Labour majority: 0,204.

leaders.

mother had been hit by a crdy- that all the necessary condi- cial atomic power: stations of At the general election Jast

Mr. Lloyd, who is spending bar. tions for establishing friendly Earl comparatively BIG ADVANTAGE

thermal May,

Attlee-held the seatics between the Soviet Union one day here on his way to efficiency and stations of high Clement

"I shot the man in the finger. with

and West Germany have been Karachi, earlier met Dr Mah- in northeast London, chief advantage of anthermal efficiency.

moud Fawzy, faifled, Tass sald.

Egyptian The man took the gun away siraight in plant

9,250 In the first case these stations

majority in a

Tad

from me and tried to make me statement

Foreign Minister. that Conservative- with should be able to sell electricity fight

"broad possibilities" existed Official sources said the main give him some more bullets, 1 (Contd. on back page, Col. 2) Router.

developing

gave him three or four. We got Soviet-West themes of tonight's talks were German economic relations,

differences between Britain and in the car with mother driving Tata cald: "The

Soviet the Egyptian-led Arab states and me in the middle." Government

hopes

that

the over the Baghdad pact and

GAVE SIGNAL Union and the German Federal flowing Egypt's arms purchase Republic will be reinforced, from the Soviet bloc-Reuter. despite existing

ing dimiculties and

power

this

the problem. Thus every by a superior court Judge here atomie one will be deeply interest, who deereed 80 per cent should Colony would be that it offers up ge directly to the widow and 20 Casily

that

transported fuel ed in the cautiously timistie

the per cent should be held in trustedts replenishing only once in report CITY

two or three year the for the child, of

Captain Parish, engaged

no longer dokong would propost-buying aircraft for the

lo depend on sea-borne Besian government, was on his fuel supplies. nor would ita

companies Rather chillingly, the Finan-way from Bangkok to Hongkong | electrical

practicabilities

Lanlao reservoir tion.

water

Indo-

in

ever be

prices that are causing concern

this

cal Secre.ary reminded with his family at the time of blighted by steeply rising coal the publie on Wednesday the attack. that Tui Lum Chung, when The People's Republic of

pašu $87,000 opera.ive, will only double China

supplies sterling to the British govern- prezent "whielt

nan five hou,ment for distribution among the claimants. There were eight supply a day matend of the

survivors from the twelve 4 11 Iwo and a half asscop

passengers and six ours during the dry BPN- bers. on." This, perhaps better than anything else, puts Parish und her daughter, the Our water supply problem court was Informed, had been perspective sent to the United States State

...0 proper

and emphasises that

funds The

стен mem-

alloted

cald

the

Ministry Spokesman Was Wrongations between the Soviet creased Arab-Israeli tension

EXPORT OF CARS

TO CHINA

London, Mar. 1. The Board of Trade tonight corrected a statement about the export of passenger cars to China

mado

that culturai, scientific abd commercial, contacts will take

They came to a roadblock as state police tried to cordon off

place between the two countries. Youths' Ambition say that he was his brother and

thus serving their common Ink teresis and the cause of the reir forcement of peace, France-Presse.

the killer, the lad continued. The kidnapper forced Johnny to that they were going to the doctor's

for Mrs Herrington. New York, Mar. 1.

But Mrs Herrington managed to University of Kentucky

wave her hand in a signal for omelais today

announced the help and state highway patrol

larceny arrest on grand

and Cpl. R. I. Knight spotted it. Federal narcotics charges of

thorities they enrolled in school car," Johnny continued. The "to learn how to become blg-man then put the gun to my time gangsters."

head and made mother drive. 90 other Two

'not miles students, were

with cars

earlier in the House of Commons by Mr Austin Low, Magsaysay Fined four students who told au- "The patrolman dred at the

to power matione in many parts | of the worid.

Broadly speaking the plant would probably work on principle: gares or liquids are heated inside an atomic reactor and then, in turn, heat water to steam pressure to drive con- Mrs vonitonal steam turbines. to

Because "Hongkong was so its Minister of State. dependent upon Imported fuel. Mr Johnson said the "antici- patep desired design" of a plant for use in this Colony would be one, which could have its fuel

I was incorrect and Mr Low replacements prepared locally- provided socks of uranium would take the necessary steps for were avaliable (they might be to see that the Commons obtainable

from correctly informed, possibly Australia).

Reno

theepartment to hold

judicial determination.-Reuter.

La a scheme, if practie- abe, must be given priority.

W

top

ITH housing and squatter

resettlement acknowledge- ably the next mos. pres ing demand, it tumen na a surprise to learn that the

STOLEN JEWELS

FOUND

lwo

Mr Low had said. in reply to a question about East. West trade, that licences were not required to export or. dinary passenger cars to China or the Soviet bloc countries.

Bre "Licences

not required similar exports to the

1 Soviet bloc,"

PROHIBITED

The Board of Trade went on It is not possible, however, is to say: Nice, Mar. 1. speak in terms of costs yet. Mr Jewels valued at 250,000 Johnson pointed out that Calder *The true position is that Housing Authority has not franes, reported stolen more Hall atomic power station in licences are required for the. been able 10 avail itself than

months ago from Cumberland would not begin export of ordinary passenger of Government's substan-, Prines Aly Khan's Riviera home, operations

untit about the ears to China, but such licences tial dollar allocation for the Chateau de l'Horizon, wer middle of this year and "untilare issued freely. the construction of addi- found today by workmen this first station starts up and is obtained Lional reset.lement houses sepairing the roof of the chateau. actual experience There are probably very good Bonnate, a guest at the chateau per unit of power is still some

They belong to Mme Suzanne from results, the matter of costs. for the histus.with

her husband, General thing to be exactly determined. Nevertheless, the general Bonnafe, former Inspector- ut, obviously, if it is possi public will join with General of thrs French Air Force. ble to use fuel that lasts two Government in hoping that On December 24, an intruder or three years and costs are during the next twelve entered Mma Bonnafe's room comparable with ordinary fuel months there will be no un- and took a handbag containing costs, this would be a great al- necessary delays in aquat-40,000 francs and the jewels, traction,

-rensons

the

ter rene.tlement and construction of low-cost houses.

which included a gold ring and necklace of cultured pear's.

The money was not found. China Mail Special.

If there are any items in the Estimates worthy of heavy criticism they are not easily discernible. -The phono- monal figures will undoubt- edly leave the Colony un- moved, giving point to tho Governor's observation that | The

the in Hongkong.

extra- 'ordinary is no often the

ordinary,

But this does not make the burden, financial and moral, any the less onerous, and

The

General Manng:r of Hongkong Electric, Mr W Stoker said yesterday!... "One of the big problems we have had

ACTOR HUSBAND SEEKS ALIMONY

Miss Lucy

Expelled

Is

New York, Mar, 1. Negro student Authering Lucy arrived in New York to night by plane from Birming ham (Aldberna). where this morning she wra expelled from the 'University of Alabama.

She had been expelled by the university authorities afier, sha was flieged to have accused the university administration of Hollywood, Mar. 1.Miss Collins, 22, played in conspiring to organise demon- British actor, Maxwoll severat British films before

|strations against her,, Reed, estranged husband of going to Hollywood. Her

latest star.role film star Joan Collins, today

was in "The On her arrival here, Miss Girl on the Red Volvet Lucy refised to make any naked her to alya him alimony

Swing."

statement. Her lawyer, Thur-

of $1,850 * month.

Court on grounds of cruelty 1952.

- a suit for separate main-

Superior The couple were married in good Marshall, who accom tenasco Alodian:

panied her, referring to the univerally's decision, said: "Tho and desertion, he said Miss Mr Reed came to Hollywood last Communist Party will benefit Collins was, receiving more

year and said he pleaded with by this action, and will try to development and improve-than $1,000 a week for her

Als beautiful, dark-haired wile get Negroes to follow their faw-

If Hongkong accomplishes

1's 1956-67 programme of

work.

mont without any dangers Mr Reed said his income during ous effects on. its dollar

the past 12 months did not resources, it will have good

exec $1,000, and his tests ronson” to fool. quietly

totailed no more than $2,400. Batisfied;

littleHe also unged. Mies Coming to proud.

› pay him $10,000 lawyer's fee.

oven

fused.

Manila, Mar. 2, President Magsaysay of the

for driving without a cence Philippines was floped ove pesos yesterday.

you:hs, charged

on hour, passing other

curves.

The state in the university's police stuck close behind and

lolteres without the school's |

The Incident occurred when the President second anniversary celebration part

or

occurred when consent. stumbled and fell and Tot the of the "gang."—United } gun and ran, and they killed

| fum."United Press.

Mr Dow after referring to of the armed forces base shop at *Camp Murphy, Quezon

passenger cars, added:

"The export

of commercial City-France-Presse, vehicles to China is prohibited.

"In the crse of exports to the Soviet bloc the only vehicles of civilian type subject to strategic controls are four-wheel driven vehicles.

Chinese Murdered

Menila, Mar, 2. A Chinese shop-owner in the town of Tiwi, Albay Provine, southern Luzon, was killed by "During the past three years three armed robbers last night, loences have been refused for according to reports reaching the export to China of six esiste here this morning. cars worth £3,110 sterling.

An army patrol ia the "We should welcome on In-vicinity arrested three men. In crease in the export of motor connection with the murder. cars to both areas,"-Reuter,

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